Media: The Deputy Prosecutor General’s family bought elite real estate and car during the war

Photo: Prosecutor General’s Office

During the full -scale war, the family of Deputy Prosecutor General Igor Mushteza enriched significantly: she acquired elite real estate in Kiev and Chernivtsi and expensive cars for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Source: investigation Hromadske

Details: Journalists confessed that at the end of 2022, the mother of the Deputy Prosecutor General Mustetsa issued a 202-meter apartment at the Parus in Chernivtsi. Currently, such real estate costs at least $ 200 thousand.

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It is noted that Lyubov Mustets invested in this real estate in 2015. At the time, 1 m² cost about UAH 10.5 thousand. That is, officially for the apartment, she paid 2 million 124 thousand hryvnias (at the time – $ 101 thousand).

It is this apartment that Igor Mestetsa, his wife and children since 2022 use this apartment. In the same building, Mustets’s mother has a small non -residential room.

An official also has retained trading from trays and markets since 2008. According to tax declarations, in 2021–2024 it declared income of about UAH 1 million annually.

Her previous business – FOP with the right to open a cafe – lasted only four months. Also in 2006–2014 she was a co -owner of Technoplast Bukovyna, which in the first year only had income – up to 20 thousand hryvnias. In the following years, the company did not declare any profit.

The father of the Deputy Prosecutor General – Vasily – is FOP since 2017. Its main sphere is construction. In 2024 he became a co -founder of VD Group Kolomyia, which suffered almost UAH 100,000 in the year of work.

His business partner is an entrepreneur from Ivano -Frankivsk Vasyl Kalak, who is conducting a joint project with Irina Kiper – the wife of Odessa Ova Oleg Kiper. Together, they build the largest apart-hotel in Ukraine for 800 rooms.

Vasily Mesteza also owned particles in a number of other companies. From 2021 to 2024, his official income increased from more than UAH 1 million to more than UAH 4.5 million a year.

In March 2022, Mustetsa Sr. tried to export $ 1.1 million to Romania and $ 100,000 in cash without declaring money. He was fined 1700 UAH, but he appealed a fine in court.

After that, the son – Igor Mestetsa – declared his wife’s bank account in Romania. The time of his opening coincides with his father’s trip.

In 2023, Mustets’s father purchased a Mercedes-Benz Gle 400d 2022 worth about $ 80,000. In 2024, a house in Chernivtsi and two Townhouses in Family Town LCD 117 m² and a total cost of $ 190,000.

Journalists say that the man did not buy these cottages, but bought units for future construction. Thus one house cost him only $ 31 thousand.

The wife, sister and son -in -law are engaged in retail trade in Chernivtsi.

Catherine Mustec has been registered with FOP for 10 years. After the appointment of her husband, her annual income increased several times-from UAH 1 million in 2021 to more than 5 million in 2024. At the same time, she officially started renting a outlet this year.

The sister of the Deputy Prosecutor General Natalia Antonyuk together with her husband Vladimir has a network of three kiosks. In 2024, the couple declared 6.5 million UAH of income, of which 5.5 million – for Vladimir.

Journalists analyzed the tax data and profitability of such business and concluded that real profit from one kiosk could be 40-80 thousand UAH per month.

Nevertheless, after the start of a full-scale invasion of Natalia and her husband, they purchased two cars (Volkswagen Touareg and Hyundai Encino) with a total cost of about $ 100 thousand. And in the fall of 2022, Natalia became the owner of an apartment area of ​​118 m² in the French LCD. Its market value with repair-more than $ 445 thousand. In the donation contract, the object was estimated at 8 million UAH.

Weinstein is registered in the village of Schubranets – next to the family house of Igor Mestezi’s parents. He also owns another apartment in the Parus LCD in Chernivtsi, where in 2022 he purchased the home of the Deputy Prosecutor General.

Journalists have repeatedly tried to get a comment from Mustets and his relatives, but to no avail. The Office of the Prosecutor General stated that they do not comment on issues related to the personal lives of officials.